The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-18

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harmuliy,of his party. Tbera W
glsa S98sa Of thie language Is IA y
1 hare no disposition Il Wsns.,t
ancient hlstoryand nb iesire N J,
events q 1877. Ia tact h
that ! take no stock In Any 81 I'M NJ,
reflections cast upon Guy. Ni6belil
aotlpna eTlur 70 the estAb sbg.a
4 9'0getnnleni. beliage tAai N sel55
honest PURPOSE, and ihat N. bssil
I Epnns1ole Tor. his aeis, and M
bargains or pledges he asae foe Il,
hshlqe1lt Of his government MN
4 10. the benefit Of lila psopjs NM M
4 ana hage never Joined iii aiig as6s5
I iilm fpF thuse acts, and isysr IN
\ NICHOLS subsequent public etgsfs
are, however legitima ,iibissls N,
eneee Of opinion between Demoer,is
For instance in the cases ri a.
1 NntqhIt0chos, Iensas and fonpo1f.
erR before a United States ao1rt iaIs
years alter the Nichols gOgerhnssi
stalled, Il was o mistake to iend fbea
1 ms official name to e0ndemHsiia
teil0w=eltizens before they c0E8 nv,
! 1 an sure that Col. HolliAgsg8rk
one Of the accused, Weuld have etss
] opinion on tins subject II Tie saIien
Governor had Affected The gefdi,i
cases IN the same manner eUaeq
4 jurors that found the indieh3
\ himself and Others wefs tsiectsd IA
lowing card indicated:
I oARn OF a UNITED srtqEs as,,, N
NhW ViiiiAAAAi feh'g
Now as 10 the pIeeealmssoit
States arhnq jnryi lbeg lfaYa b l
nave voted Tor a. many peliiieti in1i
4 on ting Testimony Of Democrats Is 4
4 Republicans either Whiie q hiaik
tine message q Gov. Nichols Hui Q
lnony OF the Democrats who sBpiais
the Jury azld who confessed % htI8
paied n the political dtsturlanaa5ii
me with more cOneluBiFe esidenc.
OF any negro who appears5 gha
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Another political Baisealfs IA nv
Was tie declRratiOn nv (los Nisi6fs
l HAYES 6jgmInission thst bie policy So
1 iitera e PIC color line hi nolitisi Ii
policy Is 70 be construed "a flpanine
Ii 10 such 1logslnents Al filat dessnt6d
nrooesdin. " 81 a Ilasg NEE fina 81 M
a Eagt FaIiciaua, ahereat INV fe.t
solved thamselyes into )ei0oenl
= parish committee ard rerllsr dratl
u men gho had never voted tha llH
ticket, who had ALWAYS voted she h
EcheE suddenly resoiged tsn
IL Democrats, provided eisher Ok t5e
II the Daruoeratic parfy vOnla soaol
Il recognition ID thu Offices II pop
VI their number.
Aapfie WHO Ina lalpraf foY dihst
seeure lie re6empkion III tia ieai
II tie dpmination az ooldred ,1m
former White s1iupots. an hat VI
restore the control Of tbe iiYaa. pi1i
eiViiisntiau of tha people al lhs
Ia fhsf moo IN whole of ia mart
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publin rF,DD5t. that thesa nafsua NJ
VI DoFffng tiau. Niehols. but M XIII
VI forgned. Ther declgFe fhenlsei Va n.
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Statements have been mlqe p
/ porteFs of Gov. Nichols thei il4li
tim State Was concluded N N4
meeting between the Hayes eQli
three OF four H Gov hiaHgglla
u tiyes, and tina on the SHE Ail
giayH after Gov Nichols hsd QafAl
!. public proclamation tlgt lis e4ls
firinlyestAp llshed ana tna 81. A9ilisl-'
mlses would pc made. ~, W
! to pEotests from The pAilal 8. w
mass meeting preslgeq q IT K, 'e5
III. Wire, and o. which non. TX Y, IA
/, was gecretary.
Ftsh9uld not 90 upon record lll.
noes and eQnlpr2h llsss KEY Ail.,'o =
: N April. aitef 10Y. Aien2lia .'ii
1 question Was actually ses4eQ ~ &
: not done IN 8 eoTueIi but ~ WI
tied before tle Whqlle e'lslll w X,
from the following lessslllgt's '''3'Y
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v. ttQ.-sHOW soon after iiis el99'lqa Y
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